Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-26
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

In. Wallace has been appointed a spc-
cial policeman.
Philosophical residents of Davisyille
are Constructing half-mile raee-track near
the town.
A special train. composed of fourteen
carloads OF oranges, started eastward early
last evening.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. g. has ar
rlyed from the upper Sacramento with
grain and wood.
A social dance viii be given this evening
at STEMS Hall, Twenty-fifth and streets
No charge for admission.
Last evening the pay-car arrived from
Oakland, and will this morning settle with
the railroad employees in this city.
The Sacramento river rose an inch in the
last twenty-four hours, and now registers
20 feet inches above low-water mark.
A meeting will be held at Woodland
next Saturday evening to discuss the FEAST
bility of organizing a Board of Trade, to
advance the interests of that place.
The Acme Baseball Club of Franklin
will go over TO DayisvilIe tomorrow 10
play game with the 0letas of that place.
Both clubs belong to the Valley Amateur
League.
The Azavedo murder case at Woodland
is drawing to q close twas expected that
the argument of counsel would begin YES
terday afternoon, and the case go the Jury
this evening.
Yesterday morning the State Fish Com
missioners held another meeting. and
adopted a form for the proposed fisher
mans license. Several bills were allowed,
and the Board adjourned until April 18TH
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of John Brendel, by officer McCor-
mack, for disturbing the peace Joseph
Reynolds, by officer wager, for vagrancy
d. F. Cummings, by the same officer, for
being drunk.
General A. l. Hart, Claus Anderson and
T. H. Berkey of Sacramento, and ]. Por-
ter, of Dixon, went to Fresno yesterday to
attend the trial of suit brought against
Anderson in Fresno county concerning
land matters.
DR.. Tyrrell, Secretary of the State Board
of Health, has received information that
two cases of smallpox have made their APP
pearance in Ontario, San Bernardino
county, and one case in San Diego. The
cases were imported from Los Angeles.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $50 and 40,
with fresh southerly winds in the forenoon
and evening, while at noon and during the
afternoon the wind was fresh from the
northwest, and weather clear during the
day.
Capitol Lodge, No 81, I. o. 0. F., last
evening elected Representatives to the
Grand Lodge, l. o. 0. f., to be held in San
Francisco on the second Tuesday in May,
as follows: James Scott, w. Stoke, P Z.
Plat, Richmond Davis, Alex. Smith, W.
A. Stephenson.
Charles Schwartz, who recently had one
OF his eyes injured by a piece of flying
rock while he was working in the Provi-
dence mine, near Nevada City, has had the
injured organ taken out by a Sacramento
oculist, as the sympathy of the other eye
with it threatened the complete loss of his
sight.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
party, occupying ten Pullman sleepers,
will arrive here from San Francisco next
Thursday evening on their way East, hav-
ing come 10 the coast by the Southern
route. They will remain here over night,
so as to have daylight for their trip over
the hill, enabling them TO enjoy all the
beautiful scenery.
Yesterday afternoon Governor Bartlett,
Superintendent of Public instruction Hoitt,
and Professor Allen, left for Oroville to
join the other members of the Commission
appointed to select site for branch State
Normal School in the upper portion of the
State, and from 0royille will, before their
return to the capital, visit Gridley Chico
Red Bluff and any other locality competing
for the honor OF securing the school.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Tryon, who sympathize with them in their
recent deep Affections, will be pleased to
learn that their son Arthur, who has been
seriously i'll for some weeks past, has suf-
ficiently recovered to enable his removal to
Oakland, where he was taken on Thurs
day, accompanied by Mrs Tryon and her
brothers, Dr. Merrill and E. B. Merrill. A
letter received last evening states that
Arthur is improving.
Jerry Denny, the great third base man,
who had signed with A. g. g. Club of
Stockton, subject to the acceptance of his
terms-$3, 500 for a season of seven months
by the indianapolis Maroons, received a
telegram Wednesday from the manager of
the Indianapolis Club stating that bis
proposition had been accepted, and for him
to leave at once for indianapolis. Accord
ingly he took his departure for the East by
Thursday evenings train.